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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
Death of an Old Editor.
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.>peclN - -'sWS '7NV CVWEH'
BLACKWELL. July 4.-M-. +. \.
Bronson, the oldest editor in the
State, and proprietor Of the BarnweIl
Sentinel, died at his home st Barn
well at IL o'clock last night and was
buried this afternoon in the Baptist
church yard.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07

On Monday It was ou7 pleasure 10
drive from Newbe--v 10 NJ. Tabor
church n tie lower section Of our
county. Everything aIoag the road
is encouraging and this can be 1ead
in tie ccuc:eoaoceS CT the farmers.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07

Prosperity also has al eye TO be.
coming a great health resort. They
have what they think is mineral
well right in the public street, and if
the invalid can be made believe there
is virtue in water, the water will do
good. The editor drank some OF the
water-but not being being q con-
noisseur in mineral water would not
be 8 competent critic. The water is
clear and We thought had peculiar
taste. Some who are drinking it are
gaining flesh and feel better. The
water has been sent off for chemical
snalysis. We bope our neghbors
have found 8 well Of wonderful medic
inal properties for We know no peo-
pie who would do more to mske the
place attractive and comfortable to
those who visit watering places either
for health or pleasure.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
A Manchester IIillErisht. t.
F. NEWELL IS THE WE'LL

IT F. NEWELL Is THE WE'LL
known mi.!wri.i;t y ho resides at Man
chester. opposite Richmond. lie is
-krovn al through Ea>;rr;s and South
-ern VI sini;:. where lie has been
-wrighring mills for many years. An
accident happen him four years aso
the main particulars oi which he de-
tails in this letter:
RICHMOND. VA, April 18th. l>>..
Gentlemea-Four years ago blow
on nv lett shin cracked the bone:
Since then I have trouble nearly al
the time with ery$ipelaS in that leg.
The least little thing would cause i'll
tiammation anl breaking cut. From
time to time have driven OF the IN
tlammation BY snort courses OF 5. 5. 5.
Four weeks ago Saturday niShtthe
leg was broken out and covereH
with iesterel bisters. l took 1our
bottles OF $. S. S. aad now the leg Is
entirely well. tie skin being as
smooth ard fair as q womaH$.
II. F. NEWELL.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. The SWIFT SPECIFIC
Co.. Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga.
7-G-lt
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07

The editor has, also, n the past few
days, spent some little time in the
town OF Prosperity. We teel very
much st home there and slwsvs en-
JOY the compsny Of her citizens.
Prosperity IS improving sad growing,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
No NEWS u NEW YOEE

NV YORK. July 5.-ACch5;shop
Co..;ea1 said he had received 40 20
tice Of the forwarding Of tie orders
for the formal accommodation Of
d.. McG!y1n. iste ~aS:oc OF St.
Stephens Church. Ii Eouii say
nothing further; but one Of those IL
sttendsnce upon lin said ;ilat il suca
orders hsd been sent from ROME they
would strive in due course Of tine
and then receive tie attention e
ou;red.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
DR.. MeGlynn Excommunicated by the
Pope.

ROME. July 5.-Orders have been
sent 10 the Archbishop Of New York
to excoununicate the Rev. Dr.. Nc
Glynn. and TO publish the decree OF
excummunication il the journals.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07

The Nj. Tabor people Lsve nice
church building and $50 nice build
Ing to- their school. The church haS
been recently bCi!: and IS under the
pastoral care Of Rev. J. \. Sigh, who
lives near ov, and is, By the way. also
one OF the most prosperous farmers
IL the COUNTY.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07

The Scaoo: IS taught 5v Prot. E. 0.
Counts scd cas- la-Se a:teadance.
Just such schools IS this o2e IL every
community taught by s competent
tescber and one Interested IN his
work is one Of the grestess wsncs Of
our fai7 southland. Let tie people
OF this community spD.eciace WHIST 5
CREST blessing they have II this
school and work together to keep It
up.
The editc- renewed nanr OF the
acquaintSnces OF his youth which
TaS pleasant 10 him but there were
seve-sl faces tbs. were once familiar
20 him that were notably sbsent.
They hSve gone TO JOIN the great
majocitv. The day was pleasantly
snd We hope prodca6ly spent. These
observations We feel const1aine6 to
make, although our correspondent
has done upehe occasion well.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
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1T will give me pleasure to recon-
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Hon. HUGH S. THOMPSON,
Ex. Supt. Education and Ex. Gov. S. G..
when school opens shall make CO.
pious use Of the volume
REV. :. LANDER. D. D.,
Pres. WILLIAMSON Female College.
1T should be in the hands OF all teach
erS.'' PROF. r. MEANS DAVIS,
S. G. College.
The moral tone which appears in
the york i especially worthy OF COM
menGation.''
Re-. W. ". GRIEE, D. D.,
Pres. Erskine College.
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07

several new residences being low in
course OF construction. She has one
Of the prettiest depots on the c. & &.
r. Z. nearly completed.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07

n accordance with promise. made
carly II his administration, 20 visit
.at;;.nCa, President Cleveland. some
months ago. accepted an Invitation to
be present 81 tie Piedmont EXiiioi-
tion % bt held there il October next.
IT. conversation with Senator CoIIuItt-
OF C;eorg:a. the President fixed the
,i.ne Of his visit 20 Atlanta at about
tie 18Th G: Gc.0oe-.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07

Eravv earthquakes continue at Ba-
v::-:e. in -iie Mexican State OF sonora.
!. j. Deaver. I miner. one Of naii 4
.:.>z-n .A.nec:c;:-> there. says that over
o.:e hundred, shocks have occurred
sine ..,:.v:%:. On tie day he left Ba-
v;Sue. Jun= -, shocks v'ere teit, one OF
Which vas heav: enough 20 crack the
wall: .: houses. Ee says tha: be has
.4o.y3-:,.l::,:- explored the country and
.:,.a- there i nc v1:cano within ac
-. sixty mics Of SaviSpe.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07

accident happen him four years aso
the main particulars ci Nl.ic! he de-
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07
-wrighring mills for many years. a

-ern Virginia. where lie has bee
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07

At the grand reunion Of the Phila-
de!phia brigade and Pickett's division
al Gettysburg. speeches were made on
the Blue SiIe by john W. Frazier,
Col. \. II. Mcclure, Chas. H. lanes
and W. I. Stockton, and on the Grey
side bv Capl. G. P. Reeves, Col. "m.
.AveIeJI and others.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07

The first bale OF new cotton in Geor-
c:a was received at Brunswick, Ga.
~ >. n. July Is, from Primus w.
Jones, OF Baker County. and forwarded
bv express TO New York by the Bruins
wick board OF trade.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07

The boarl; Of visitors Of the lnlver-
<ity ot Virginia adjourned after accept.
in. the designations OF Prof. Page OF
the agricultural department. and Prof.
VIII T OF tie chair Of Greek. tN-
Lieutenant Governor Marye was ap-
pointed ieccoc vice the Hon. \. Il. II.
Stuart, resigned.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07

The forthcoming marriage Of the
Emlpe;or % China is officially an
I!ruuceL. His wife has been selected.
The festivities will cost 100000
Numerous changes are expected in the
Jpperial Government.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07

Prof. ChaS. II. Grinely, accompanied
by newspaper reporter, made bal
loon ascension from Portland, Me,
July ). ~ the height Of 5000 feet the
balloon struck 4 westerly current and
was carried swiftly TO sea. The men
were ,.ragced through the water At 2
rap:d rate for two miles. when they
were rescued bv I yacht.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-07

any UgLE- liz l(OA I'.O ">-t'- e--'' .>'-|---
stood il 20 mean thai he had 10 pay %
cents for the :i.Sc degree and 81 fo- The
second. the 81 20 be used 20 build big
store where eli the members could
cra,:e and ouy &C wholesale rates: also
that he would roc work 10: les: than :l
3 Gav wh4a the time cacle 20 demand it.
He thought il was the Knights Of Labor.
Lee Harrison. who told very little
early in the day. volunteered 70 return
and make . statement. H. Sai! the TIL
Le-standiug in the society was that q
member VINO revealed i-s secrets would
be arrested and dealt with ~ the higher
powers: lie didn't know what that was
bur had thought i: was the ''Nua;Ced
States and thar the punishment would
be death. He SAL! there l!aI been Some
TAX oi strike for 81 : day to- farm
labor, but 10 time vas tiXeL. The idea
was the strikers woy;lI te helped from
oUl<i2e.
All these ultn yenemen,iv de"ied that
rhev had heard ANYTHING said about
killing or burning o. tlarming the white
people excepc bv- compelling more wages
aud easier rents bv strike.
Each o: them waS ca-e;a!iy informed!
tina! he was hid 6y ~ Illegal body OF
mea representing only publ: seati-
ne1c: 5uc ina. thai sentiment Was
strong enough % NIKE vne sheriff. ;ha
trial justices and lhe law powe=leSS %
oppoSc il. an: Itl.1 ;he Cea there we're
ready a.I abb . make a2d carry OH
-
waS solemn and impressive. az: a. ,itn=S
oa:he-:c il his appeals 20 the prisoners
20 tell the ;rGca az: ;le:? the whites n
1heic etFor- 20 stop he E-0C5ie. While
some Q: the co:o-e,: men were evidently
tally frightened. and while al OF them
.v-cce guarded ov armed men while they
sat around on the ground outside await
ing their turns. there was not harsh
wo-u or : threat 60 rne contrarr . sally
By prisoner or some one else during
the examinations was always received
with 8 burst Of good natured laughter,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
TRUTH ABOUT GUITEAU's HEAD
IL Was Cut from His Body. and IN
Now Oh Exhibition.

A Washington Letter 10 the New York
Sun says: IL has been published recently
that some parties in New York had pur-
chased the head OF Guiteau, the murderer
of President Garfield. for which offence be
was hung in the United States jail here,
and that report denied and the fact asserted
that The head is still in the Army Medical
Museum. have recently come into pos
session OF the facts In relation TO the
case, and give the truth OF the mat.
ter TO YOUR readers. AT the time OF
the banging OF Guiteau and for seve-
raj years aiterward there was em-
ployed in The museum a doctor named
Ernest Schuibirt, who was an expert Ia all
things relating 10 embalmiDg ana the pre-
seryation of the human body from decay
alter death. rhe head or Gulte1u was
severed from the BODY and taken posses
sion of by Sc6afhiIt, by whom 1t was pre-
paIed and put in glass jar for preserya'
lion, and was preserved. Some years after
this the lar contaDlng the head was taken
from the museum by Schafhirt, put in
Square box, and buried in cellar, where
il remained until some months ago, when
it was sold 10 the parties who nov have II.
ScbafhiTu, on sccOunt OF some domestic In
felicity or unfauhiulness on his plrt. III
volylDg court proceedings. LETT the civ a
wear or so ago, and his friends or family
arc in ignorance OF his whereabouts.
The above are the facts in the case, as can
be verified If necessary. Some question
has been raised as 10 whether the present
owners have good title to their CHASTITY
property. but that cannot amount to much,
IS IL " ould be difficult for the Government
10 establish property in c1daver or frac-
iional part thereof. Besides, the Govern
meni rever claimed TO own the head. SO
there Is no doubt whatever that neither the
hard nor the soft part OF the head OF Gar
fields assassin is in the possession OF the
UnitCd States, while the skeleton OF the
body Is. A price was paid for 1t, aud 1t is
not probable the purchasers would have
paid their money for spurious article, al
though they have no abstract OF title.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

tSpeciai Telegram 70 the Dspatcn-l
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 29.-The Mid
land train last night brought IN party
consisting OF several Government officers
and detectives aud blind man PANIED
Frank Patterson, said 10 be wanted In Ell.
mira, n. Y, for obtaining some $4,000 by
bogus pension. A young man named
Mills and a woman, said TO be the blind
mans wife, were with them. The three
were arrested at Gordonsyille yesterday.
They were taken before Commissioner
Fowler. and, waving an examination, were
allowed 10 20 to Washington, where they
were jailed and to-day sent on TO New
York. Mills Is said 10 be the son OF the
pension lawyer who got the money. When
searched he bad only about SI5. The
bind man had nothing, but bis wife had
over $50, with certificate OF deposit for
$3.50.
The body Of the late Rev. DR.. Blackwell
arrived here by the Norfolk boat this
morning and was forwarded by the Mid.
land 10 WsrTenton.
dispatch from West Chester. PJ., an-
nouncos the death OF James Taylor, ST., OF
this place.
The Fairfax schoolteachers are holding
an institute at Fairfax Courthouse. About
sixty are present and superintendent Hall
presidcs.
Major PritoD. OF LoudOun, formerly clerk
OF the Senate at Washington, Is said to be
extremely Ill with heart trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
THE HOsTILES TRAPPED.
Forced 90 an Unconditional Surren-
der by General Miles.

A San Carlos (Arizonal special SAYS: All
the renegade Apaches who recently lett the
reservation on a raid are IN the guard
house here, having given themselves up.
The Indians got 10 rest night or day, and
Neie compelled 10 keep in the roagrest
mo1niains, thus preventing their usual
depredatons. After two weeks OF steady
chasing they began 10 scatter and make for
the reservation, narrowly escaping ceatn or
capture four different times. Seeing that
they could not escape they seut one OF their
number t. plead for terms OF surrender.
General Miles being at san Carlos in per-
son rolited them that he would accept
their unconditional Notwithstanding
less. Finding it next to impossible TO es-
cape they surrendered with a plea for
mercy.
During The raid the troops followed the
hostllcs iofiy.five miles over the toughest
mountairs in Southern Arizona, tbrou IN in
tense heat ard with no water IL was the
sbafptsf, quickest, and most emphatic cam
paien ever made against these Indians.
Oliver f. ton, an Indian scout, graduate
OF Hampton School, was the trailer. and
his skill in keeping the trail enabled the
troops TO keep close on the bostiles. In
cross ng the San Pedro Valley the hostiles
travelled nearly fifteen miles on tiptoe to
hide the trail. but Eaton held IL. Only
Two citizens " ere killed and but little stock
was stolen. No properly was cesir0yed.
general couri-martlal Is BOW In progress
here irving four OF the renegades, who
were scouts and resisted arrest at the time
of their d. pariure from their reservation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
NORFOLK.
Lively Retail Trade-The Navy
Yard-NOtes

1ar0-NOteS.
fCorYespondsnce OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
JUNE 20, 1857,
notwithstanding IL ia midsummer the re-
tail lines OF trade appear 10 be quite fciye
bere, and many OF the stores have ~ much
business n the employees can atterd to.
This activity Is doubtless owing TO the close
OF the trucking season, which usually puts
a large amount OF money In circulation, and
the dull season with sbopkeepers will be
later. The transportation lines, however,
never were so oyerIun with business, and
frsights coming IN, as VIII as going out,
are simply immense.
A tornado passed over Cnrrituck sound
few days ago, smashing up boats, blow
ing down the Locker House, near Whales
head, aud damaging the houses and other
property Of the northern shooting clubs to
the amount OF several thousand doilars.
Fortunately no boats were caught out on
the sound.
A post OF the Sons OF Veterans, Grand
Army OF the Republic, has been chartered
In Portsmouth.
Engineer Greenville Balance, OF the
steamer Old Point, has been suspended for
six months for causing the collision with the
sloops Energy and j. W. Arthur aud
steamship Allegheny.
Sheriff Paul Bunting and wife, OF the
county, LETT last pight for Plttsheld, Mass,
WHERE .bey spend the summer.
Tta.e Il no work at the hayward now,
and as there will be plenty OF money avail
able next week, Captain George Brown,
the commndsnt, let last Eight for Wash
ington to see II some work cannot be or.
dered here.
Several additional watch officers reported
this morning for duty on the flagship Tren-
ton.
Irish potatoes are now leaving here for
the northern and western markets at tue
rate OF 10000 barrels day. Even over
the Eastern Shore all-rail route to New
York thirty.6ye OF forty carloads Of truck
are dispatched day from this point. e..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
A Prolific Hen.
WILSON'S DEPOT, June %, ISIS

WILSON'S DEPOT, June %, 1887.
10 The Editor of the UiSpdtck:
Mrs. Upson, q widow lady OF Nottoway
county, had a ben which layed six eggs at
one time. Mrs. Epson, TO satisfy her Curl
os,tv, performed a surgical operation on
the hen by which she aseertained the hen
would have isyed nine more eggs tue next
day; the eggs all being well shaped aud
shell bard. They were all fastened to-
gerher as il a cord had been run through.
This may be hard for some TO believe, but
Tie veracit7 OF Mrs. Epson cannot be
Coubted by any one who knows her.
NJ. C. III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30

hope railroad, With terminus al Bermuda
hundreds. X. w. Hubbard, Esq, was pres.
cnt in the Interest Of the Charlottesville,
Farmville, and Keysvillc railroad.
Misses Bash, Lee, Miner, and Brunble-
comic, former teachers In the Normal School,
passed through Farmville on the morning
train yesterday, returning North from /.
brief visit to Ashevillc, N. G. Quite crowd
Of the best citizens were az the depcs to
greet them, and that model conductor, Cip-
tain Lassiter, delayed his train sufficiently
long for our people to take dnal leave OF
these ladies', who by their talents aud chr
acters had made so favorable an impress.
sion.
DIR. Buchanan has decided TO hold a sum
mer normal at this point, beginning Juiy
25,b. for male and female teachers. Dis
tinguished educators have been appointed
as instructors. PIERRE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
A BOLD ROBBERY.
vIRY SINGULAR CASE or Assault
IN PETERSBURG.
Brunswick County fattsrs- Officers Quail
f,d-Crop Prospsct7-psath Of an
Old Citizen Personal Notes.
tcens.pondonce Of the Richmond Dispaich.l


PETERSBURG. Va, June 30. 1887.
Another robbery. very similar 70 the on
perpetrated recently at the residence oil
Senator Malone, was committed this morn
ing before daylight. This time IL was the
residence OF Dr. ID. w. Lassiter, on Tabb
street. that was entered. The thief tried
the windows over the front porch, but
failed. Entrance was effected through one
of the rear doors. Or. Lassiter's clothing,
in bis chamber. was searched, and the
money taken from the pockets. Fortu-
pately ne deposited his money In bank
Yesterday and had only few dollars 10 his
pockets. His sons clothing, in another
room. was also searched. In the Doctors
Office his instruments were scattered about
rather freely, but none Of them carried on,
sbd nothing but the money was taken.
Rather a singular case was brought 10
light by the police early this morning. A
white man In stupor-apparently from
The effects Of severe blow on heforehcld-
was found near the old market. When he
bad sufficiently revived 10 talk he gave his
name as q. W. Potts, but refused to give
any information as to the manner in which
the ugly wound on his head was received.
The belief is that he was the victim oil an
assault, and warrants have been issued FOR
the arrest Of one or more parties suspected
OF having committed II.
Judge Buford, OF Brunswick county, has
upon recommendation Of the Board OF Su.
pervisprs appointed Mr. j. w. Britt as
superintendent OF the poor OF that county.
An the newly.elected officers OF tue county
Democrats) qualified and gave bond at the
term OF the court held this week.
1t Is learned from farmers from Brun'-
wick that not more than 40 per cent. oil
the tobacco crop has been planted there.
The season has been drv and many Of the
planters are cutting short the usual tobacco
area this year. II Is also learned that the
corn. cotton, and peanut crops throughout
this section are in excellent condition and
well advanced.
Captain Richard Mar shall, for many years
past custodian OF The Anderson Public
school building, died at an early hour this
morning OF consumption and Brlghps
disease. He was about siXiy-iive years oil
age and was much respected.
II Is now believed that three or fo3r OF
the old soldiers OF Picketps gallant diyi'
SION residing In this city will attend the
Gettysburg reiinion.
In mentioning the names OF the distin-
gui.hed pupils at the University School
yesterday should have added under
proxime dcceSSerunt for the Elliott prize
that of Andrew Sledd, son OF Rev. Or. r.
n. Sledd. Mr.. Irrelevant p. Yeatman, son
Of Colonel Fl. l.. Yeatman, of Tennessee,
was pr01ime dcceSSit for the Robinson
prize, and j. p. Madison and W. Madison
we're among the especially distinguished
pupils.
The trip on which Mr.. w. Gordon Nc
Cabe has Just started abroad makes bis
eleventh voyage TO Europe.
ROBIy ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
SAFETY fram MaIaria

The most vigorous constitution and the
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true preparstiye. the surest defence IL TO forti-
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Hostettere Stomach BitterB II precisely this
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Not only on this continent, wherever miasma
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tho tropics, where fever and asns assumes "
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ulsr. and deserving medicine hea. for over o
third OF century. shown its ef1cocy. Chills
ana fever. dumb ague, bilious remitsent alike
The word stall has no place IN the lexicon OF
possibilities whom this peerless article is used.
IL tonse the stomach, afouso3 tbe liver whom
s,uggish, and promotes healthful actfIIy Of
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